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Invisability: Talking About Bisexuality and Aging
 June 2017 | Terri Clark for SAGE's National Resource Center on LGBT Aging
Many people would agree that there is not a lot of understanding of bisexuality
and bisexual people… even though we compose 50 percent of the LGBT
community. Why is it that the aging bisexual community is one of the
least represented groups within our LGBT aging network? Let’s explore
some reasons why this might be the case.
Fact sheet exploring the invisibility of bisexuality and aging with the LGBT community. The fact sheet concludes witth a discussion on myths and facts and addtional resources.
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